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How are hives and thyroid related? Do thyroid problems cause hives?
Hives are also known as urticaria medically, and appear as welts that are pink or red in color and can be found on many parts of your body, including hives on face. These welts itch and can last a few hours, days, weeks or even months depending on your condition. Hives can occur on any part of your body, and can be as small as a pea or as large as a plate. Hives occur in about 20% of the population of the world, with these people having at least one case of hives in their life.

For the most part, hives are caused by an infection and viruses that can cause a fever, foods and medications. Some cases of hives are caused by hot or cold temperatures, exercise, pressure, sunlight and vibrations. Most cases of hives will go away within a few hours or days; but there are cases that do last longer than 6 weeks. These cases are called chronic urticaria (AKA chronic hives). Idiopathic chronic hives are those cases that do not have a known cause, but continue to return.

Over the last 20 years of my practice, I have seen thyroid and hives being closely related in about 10% of cases. Some people with chronic hives have a high level of anti-thyroid antibodies in their system, which can cause a hives rash. Remember that hives are caused by the body’s immune system thinking there is an allergen present. If your body is making too much of a certain chemical, your immune system could think it is an allergen and release histamines to attack the area and cause the allergen to cease. When you have high levels of anti-thyroid antibodies in your blood, simply taking thyroid supplements can make the thyroid and hives problems go away. This is true even when the thyroid is normal.

Sometimes thyroid and hives are connected in other ways. Some people have autoimmune thyroid disease, vitiligo and swollen joints along with the hives. Thyroid and hives problems like this are rare, but if you are unable to find out what is causing your hives, maybe the thyroid and hives are connected. Even with thyroid and hives problems, you are still able to avoid taking medications that stimulate the thyroid or other internal organs to get rid of your hives.

Thyroid and hives issues can be treated with a hives treatment that is available over the counter and does not have the severe side effects so many other medications have. OxyHives is one of these treatments that I have tested with my patients for almost 10 years now and seen very positive results. You can use OxyHives as many times as needed, and it cures the hives regardless of the cause. If you simply want to get rid of the itching, the irritation and the swelling that hives causes, use OxyHives. Not only do I recommend OxyHives for my patients, but I also personally use it for my toddler and 65 year old mother. I've seen OxyHives works for 95% of my patients as compared to only 25% for other medications. Thyroid and hives treatment can be as simple as using OxyHives at the first sign of the hives to get rid of them altogether.